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]]> By: James Maxlow http://digitallanguagearts.net/websites/comment-page-1/#comment-4 James Maxlow Sat, 31 Jan 2009 01:00:26 +0000 http://maxlow.net/blog/?page_id=24#comment-4 Hello, We're very glad to hear that you're ready to dive into ThinkQuest. In setting up your school's ThinkQuest area, you have the choice to make it viewable by any ThinkQuest member in the world, or just to those in your school. If you want their products showcased, you can upload them and let other ThinkQuest members see them. But that means that only ThinkQuest members could see them. If you want the general public to see them, you will need to find an alternate site. Perhaps you could create an EduBlog and post content there, or use 21Classes, or PBWiki, or WikiSpaces, or TeacherTube. Weebly or Wetpaint might also work for you. Each service has various control mechanisms and file size limits, so you would need to explore to find the best match for your class. Best of luck! Hello,

We’re very glad to hear that you’re ready to dive into ThinkQuest.

In setting up your school’s ThinkQuest area, you have the choice to make it viewable by any ThinkQuest member in the world, or just to those in your school. If you want their products showcased, you can upload them and let other ThinkQuest members see them. But that means that only ThinkQuest members could see them.

If you want the general public to see them, you will need to find an alternate site. Perhaps you could create an EduBlog and post content there, or use 21Classes, or PBWiki, or WikiSpaces, or TeacherTube. Weebly or Wetpaint might also work for you. Each service has various control mechanisms and file size limits, so you would need to explore to find the best match for your class.

Best of luck!

]]> By: Nikappy http://digitallanguagearts.net/websites/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Nikappy Sat, 31 Jan 2009 00:46:50 +0000 http://maxlow.net/blog/?page_id=24#comment-3 Hello DLA team! I am a fan and have a class ready to start using Thinkquest (just applied today). Question: Can Thinkquest serve as a "showcase" for the various capstone projects that you have noted in your wiki (i.e can they be "embedded")? If so, how? If not, is there a forum/medium (like a wiki) that can be used to showcase? Keep up the good work! Hello DLA team! I am a fan and have a class ready to start using Thinkquest (just applied today). Question: Can Thinkquest serve as a “showcase” for the various capstone projects that you have noted in your wiki (i.e can they be “embedded”)? If so, how? If not, is there a forum/medium (like a wiki) that can be used to showcase?

Keep up the good work!

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